Delay Fixing of State Levy
Lincoln August 1 state board of equalization delayed setting the state levy awaiting verification of Platte county 1925 lot valuations. State Tax Commissioner W H Smith noted a possible $2500000 rise in valuations while Platte county assessor Willard F Matson was asked to verify. The board cannot set the levy before Friday as the discrepancy and Governor Cochran’s absence delay action.
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Lincoln
State Board of Equalization
Platte County
W. H. Smith
Willard F. Matson
Monroe
R. L. Cochran
Axtell
Winnipeg Grain Exchange shifts to cash basis
The Winnipeg grain exchange will trade only August delivery on a cash basis after the McFarland agency announces takeover of private contracts by August 31. The move aims to remove speculators and rely on government agency supplies to keep the market liquid.
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Winnipeg
Man
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
McFarland
Accident victim dies near Central City
Rudolph Kombrink, 24, a Central City grocery clerk, died at a hospital four miles west of Central City from a fractured spine after his car left the Lincoln highway and overturned Sunday morning. He was found in a ditch with no sign of collision, the surgeons reported.
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Grand Island
Rudolph Kombrink
Central City
Kombrink
Lincoln Highway
Man Found Dead on Railroad Tracks Near Itate
Officials in Richardson County Nebraska search for the identity of a man about 40 found lifeless on railroad tracks near Itate Tuesday. He apparently fell from a train during the night and suffered a broken neck. Burlington signalman J. F. Peterson located the body.
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Falls City
Neb
Richardson County
Itate
J. F. Peterson
Burlington
Twelve Omaha Rivermen Plan to Appeal Federal Job Dismissals
Twelve men dismissed fromFederal army river jobs plan to appeal to Washington. They had worked hours weekly for 15 dollars while relief recipients replacing them would work forty hours for 18 dollars weekly. Regulations require 90 percent of workers come from relief rolls.
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Omaha
Washington
Timely bargains in journal ads prompt reader interest
Local ads showcase timely bargains and notices. Readers discover sales, services, and community opportunities through concise listings.
Double Bill Highlights Local Softball Action Friday
The Chevrolets edged the Nu-Way Champions 6 to 4 in a tight opener while Home Dairy defeated the Donuts 17 to 11 in the nightcap. Rhodes and Kirkpatrick produced early scores for Nu-Way, McGovern doubled for Chevrolets, and Herb Schutz belted a returning homer as the game swung with a sixth inning rally.
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Chevrolets
Nu-Ways
Dairy Downs
Kirkpatrick
McGovern
Chandler
Chevies
Chet Smith
Dew
Bob McClanahan
Herb Schutz
Thomas Walling Company Abstracts of Title
Thomas Walling Company provides abstracting services for title research and property records through its department, listing phone contact 324 for inquiries and orders.
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Thomas Walling Company
Second game comeback marred by errors and sluggers
In a 17 to 11 dairy vs. Donuts tilt, Charles Miller hit a homer and went 3 for 3 as Dairy built a big early lead. Donuts matched with 13 hits but 9 fielding errors aided Dairy, while Stine the Union merchant stopped by for business and social calls.
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Charles Miller
Donats
Visiting in Missouri and Iowa by local families
Mrs. P. H. Wohlfarth and her children along with Patty and Billy Cloidt left Thursday for King City Missouri to visit relatives. Miss Marjorie Wohlfarth will pause in Shenandoah Iowa to see her aunt and family Mr and Mrs James Jones for a brief stay.
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P. H. Wohlfarth
Patty
Billy Cloidt
King City
Missouri
Marjorie Wohlfarth
Shenandoah
Iowa
James Jones
Vacation in Minnesota for Searl S Davis family
Mr and Mrs Searl S Davis and children Stephen Corbin and Elizabeth depart Thursday for Minnesota to spend the vacation season at Alexandria. They will have a lakeside cottage and expect boating fishing and rest during the heated period.
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Searl S Davis
Stephen
Corbin
Elizabeth
Minnesota
Alexandria
Hartford Returns Home from Omaha Hospital Stay
Charles E. Hartford, hospitalized in Omaha for treatment, was brought home Wednesday afternoon by the Sattler ambulance. He remains very poorly though showing slight improvement and will be cared for at home by special nurses rather than remaining in the hospital.
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Charles E. Hartford
Omaha
Sattler
Mr. Hartford
DOING VERY NICELY AT HOME AFTER APPENDIX SURGERY
Miss Jeanette Hirz, operated on recently for appendicitis at an Omaha hospital, is now home and feeling much better. After a brief recuperation she will resume her usual activities and be ready for the opening of school in the fall.
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Jeanette Hirz
Omaha
Mrs Rachel Robertson Plans Visit to Sioux Falls
Miss Rachel Robertson departs Thursday for Sioux Falls South Dakota to visit the E. O. Jones family and stay at their home in the city for a time.
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Rachel Robertson
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
E.0. Jones
Vacation Time for Police Officers Begins
The police department announces the start of vacations with Officer Roy Stewart first in line for a week of rest. J. E. Lancaster will serve as relief officer during the absence.
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Roy Stewart
J. E. Lancaster
Auburn man pleads not guilty to drunken driving charge
Wednesday afternoon A. A. Beatty of Auburn was arraigned in county court for driving a car while intoxicated. He entered a not guilty plea, was released on bond, and the hearing was set for Saturday before Judge A. H. Duxbury.
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A. A. Beatty
Auburn
A. H. Duxbury
Southwestern Iowa Tennis Tourney Opens In Shenandoah
Ray Larson and Ralph Mason headline entries for the Southwestern Iowa tournament at Shenandoah August 1 2 3 4. Larson and Mason left at noon today for the scene of the competition to play both doubles and singles.
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Ray Larson
Ralph Mason
Southwestern Iowa
Shenandoah
Ray
Ralph
Mrs. Elizabeth Schwab Visits Blair Friends
Mrs. Elizabeth Schwab, now living at Crowell Memorial home in Blair, is spending a short time with old friends and neighbors, staying with Mrs. Frank Lillie and enjoying reunions with longtime associates.
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Elizabeth Schwab
Crowell Memorial
Blair
Frank Lillie
Heatwave in Madrid Brings Fatalities and Prostrations
Madrid endured an extreme heat event with temperatures reaching 126 degrees Fahrenheit in the shade. Authorities report one death and numerous prostrations among residents as the city faced record heat.
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Madrid
Spain
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